The problems of brightness constancy (e.g., the constancy of perceived object color under different illumination conditions), and of the perceptual constancies in general, arise from the fact that changed sensory stimuli frequently elicit unchanged responses (and vice versa) which follow more closely the variations of distal stimuli (objects) than of the sensory-surface stimulus distributions. ...

accurate protein function prediction is an important subject in bioinformatics, especially wheresequentially and structurally similar proteins have different functions. malate dehydrogenaseand l-lactate dehydrogenase are two evolutionary related enzymes, which exist in a widevariety of organisms. these enzymes are sequentially and structurally similar and sharecommon active site residues, spati...

To a set of n points in the plane, one can associate a graph that has less than n2 vertices and has the property that k-cliques in the graph correspond vertex sets of convex k-gons in the point set. We prove an upper bound of 2k−1 on the size of a planar point set for which the graph has chromatic number k, matching the bound conjectured by Szekeres for the clique number. Constructions of Erdős...